The Bass Offshore Wind Energy project (BOWE) seeks to be a transformational renewable energy project that will help accelerate Australia’s change to a green and clean energy supply. The project will design, construct and operate a large-scale wind farm in Commonwealth waters 30 kilometres off the coast of north-eastern Tasmania, in the Bass Strait, taking advantage of Tasmania’s world-class offshore wind resources. BOWE will redefine what it means to give back, with between 70 and 100 offshore wind turbines generating up to 1,500 megawatts of renewable energy, producing power equivalent to powering 325k homes – and saving 2 million tonnes of CO2 annually. The project will support Australia’s transition to a zero-carbon economy, and will confirm Tasmania’s status as a global renewable energy powerhouse, while also supporting the Tasmanian Government’s global leading target of 200% renewable energy. BOWE. Change is in the air.